I pulled these 2 from the same box, the surface appears to be cast. I apologize for the poor quality scans.
Can't say as I would have expected it to happen in 1962 - but it looks like it was struck with a rusty die.
There is obvious doubling on Lincoln's entire face in the 1962d. Counterfeit coins are not that uncommon, they are a lot less likely to be noticed than paper currency. Could this be a matte proof possibly?
I have seen many cents similar to the two you show and it is probably due to an improper mixture of the compostion! Frank
Both have a signifigant amount of doubling on obverse and reverse, possibly caused by a mold. If they are genuine, I'd imagine they would be worth quite a bit eh?
I had a counterfeit penny once, they didn't even make it out of ther right metal I pitched it in the ocean... Who makes pennies out of aluminum and thinks they'll get away with it, anyhow?
I suspect these are genuine cents that were altered outside the mint. Perhaps they were cleaned afterward.
I have a penny that looks exactly like that I often wondered why it looks like that Mine is dated 1948 I believe